Weasels may appear cute and cuddle, but these clever creatures can be rather vicious. Thankfully, this viciousness is usually reserved for mice, chickens, and other prey animals. The flexible bodies of the weasels give them the ability to squeeze themselves into small spaces,
Snakes are well-known for their flexible bodies, which are filled with strong muscles. The reason for their flexibility is that the spine of the snake contains various vertebrae running from the animal's head to its tail.
Owls may not be the first animal you think of when you think of flexibility, but these interesting creatures can turn their heads 270 degrees to their right and 270 degrees to their left. They also have the ability to turn their heads upside down.
You were probably not expecting to see elephants on a list of the most flexible animals. However, these extremely large creatures are well-known for having extremely flexible trunks.
Hero shrews may be small and unassuming, but these tiny creatures have a spine that is interlocking and extremely flexible. This spine is like no other animal, and scientists are not sure why shrews have this interesting spine.
Octopuses are by far the most flexible animals. The reason for this high level of flexibility is that the octopus doesn't have any stiff skeleton in its arms, which means its entire arm can twist, bend and even change its thickness and length.
If you have ever tried keeping rats out of an area, you probably know how hard it is. This is because these furry creatures have cylindrical, flexible bodies that allow them to squeeze through small holes and cracks.
Despite their large size, sea lions are extremely flexible and they use this flexibility to aid in catching fish. Sea lions can bend their neck so far that it touches their heads and almost touch their backs. Furthermore, these large creatures can rotate their hind flippers.